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SKU: A0.753545
Composed by Hill and Hill. Arranged by John Hoesly. Contemporary,Holiday. Score and parts. 9 pages. PRS&B #436281. Published by PRS&B (A0.753545).HAPPY BIRTHDAY (TO YOU)- Attributed to Patty Hill and Mildred J Hill- 1893- Three simple settings of the most popular song for anybody who has a birthday. Derived from the song GOOD MORNING TO YOU. PREMIER RECOGNITION- Piston Reed Stick and Bow Publisher is not aware of any public performance of this piece as of yet. If your ensemble/you post a video of this work on YouTube and tells us about it via email at prsandb@gmailcom we will place our recognition of your premier on a permanent dedication line above the title of the piece (i.e. Premiered by XXX {ensemble name} on XXX {date} in XXX {location}. The posting on YouTube must have the title of this work in the title of the video. The decisions made by PRS&B are capricious and willy-nilly, but we will try our hardest to be fair, but guarantee nothing. We will send you a PDF of the title page with your dedication shown after we receive notification.
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